Oscar Gardner - Revision history

Jakewegner at 16:15, 23 June 2012

2012-06-23T16:15:07Z

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	Neck: 16"		Neck: 16"

	Chest Normal: 35"		Chest Normal: 35"

	Chest Expanded: 37"		Chest Expanded: 37"
	Waist" 27"
	Thigh" 18 1/2"		Waist: 27"

			Thigh: 18 1/2"

	Calf: 13"		Calf: 13"

	Biceps: 12 1/2"		Biceps: 12 1/2"

	Forearm: 10"		Forearm: 10"

	Reach: 63"		Reach: 63"

Jakewegner at 16:14, 23 June 2012

2012-06-23T16:14:20Z

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	*According to Gardner in an interview in 1904, he took on the nickname of "The Omaha Kid" to throw off his mother, who he did not want to know that he was fighting.		*According to Gardner in an interview in 1904, he took on the nickname of "The Omaha Kid" to throw off his mother, who he did not want to know that he was fighting.

			Neck: 16"
			Chest Normal: 35"
			Chest Expanded: 37"
			Waist" 27"
			Thigh" 18 1/2"
			Calf: 13"
			Biceps: 12 1/2"
			Forearm: 10"
			Reach: 63"

Jakewegner at 13:05, 23 June 2012

2012-06-23T13:05:17Z

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	* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.		* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.

	*According to Horace Libby, matchmaker for the famous Twin City Athletic Club in the 1880's, Oscar Gardner's real record is 472 wins, 42 losses, and 23 Draws for a total of 537 ~~matchs~~.		*According to Horace Libby, matchmaker for the famous Twin City Athletic Club in the 1880's, Oscar Gardner's real record is 472 wins, 42 losses, and 23 Draws for a total of 537 matches.

	*According to Gardner in an interview in 1904, he took on the nickname of "The Omaha Kid" to throw off his mother, who he did not want to know that he was fighting.		*According to Gardner in an interview in 1904, he took on the nickname of "The Omaha Kid" to throw off his mother, who he did not want to know that he was fighting.

Jakewegner at 05:24, 8 November 2011

2011-11-08T05:24:18Z

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	*According to Horace Libby, matchmaker for the famous Twin City Athletic Club in the 1880's, Oscar Gardner's real record is 472 wins, 42 losses, and 23 Draws for a total of 537 matchs.		*According to Horace Libby, matchmaker for the famous Twin City Athletic Club in the 1880's, Oscar Gardner's real record is 472 wins, 42 losses, and 23 Draws for a total of 537 matchs.

			*According to Gardner in an interview in 1904, he took on the nickname of "The Omaha Kid" to throw off his mother, who he did not want to know that he was fighting.

Jakewegner at 05:59, 22 April 2011

2011-04-22T05:59:32Z

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	* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.		* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.

			*According to Horace Libby, matchmaker for the famous Twin City Athletic Club in the 1880's, Oscar Gardner's real record is 472 wins, 42 losses, and 23 Draws for a total of 537 matchs.

Fasan at 19:44, 12 February 2011

2011-02-12T19:44:59Z

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	* [[:Image:Gardner.Oscar2.jpg\|Photo #2]]		* [[:Image:Gardner.Oscar2.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Oscar Gardner.874.jpg\|Photo #3]]

	* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.		* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.

Ric: main image replaced

2007-01-26T16:46:15Z

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	[[file:Gardner.~~Oscar~~.jpg\|left\|Oscar Gardner]]		[[file:Gardner.Oscar3.jpg\|350px\|left\|Oscar Gardner]]
	<boxer>010712</boxer>		<boxer>010712</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>

Ric: 2nd image linked to

2006-12-28T02:22:35Z

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	<boxer>010712</boxer>		<boxer>010712</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Manager''': [[Paddy Sullivan]]		'''Manager''': [[Paddy Sullivan]]<br>


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	In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. Eddie Gardner was Oscar's brother.		* [[:Image:Gardner.Oscar2.jpg\|Photo #2]]
			* In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. [[Eddie Gardner]] was Oscar's brother.

Ric: boxer code + formatting

2006-02-25T18:38:09Z

boxer code + formatting

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	[[file:Gardner.Oscar.jpg\|left\|Oscar Gardner]]		[[file:Gardner.Oscar.jpg\|left\|Oscar Gardner]]
	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>010712</boxer>
	~~'''Alias''': The Omaha Kid~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Hometown''': Omaha, NE<br>~~
	~~'''Birthplace''': Minneapolis, MN<br~~>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	~~'''Date of Birth''': 1872-05-19<br>~~		'''Manager''': [[Paddy Sullivan]]
	~~'''Date of Death''': 1928-12-25<br>~~
	~~'''Age at Death''': 56<br>~~
	~~'''Stance''': Orthodox<br>~~
	~~'''Height''': 5' 3"<br>~~
	'''Manager''': Paddy Sullivan~~<br>~~
	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=010712 Fight Record~~]

	In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles.		<br clear=all>
	He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. Eddie Gardner was Oscar's brother.		In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles. He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. Eddie Gardner was Oscar's brother.

Ric: added fight record

2005-02-03T01:22:35Z

added fight record

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	'''Height''': 5' 3"<br>		'''Height''': 5' 3"<br>
	'''Manager''': Paddy Sullivan<br>		'''Manager''': Paddy Sullivan<br>
			[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=010712 Fight Record]

	In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles.		In an Associated Press article of December 26, 1928, reporting his death after a lingering illness, it was mentioned that Gardner had had 547 ring battles.
	He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. Eddie Gardner was Oscar's brother.		He died in Minneapolis. He left a widow and two children in Portland, Oregon. Eddie Gardner was Oscar's brother.